Auto adjustable spanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spanner feature, and methods of use

ABSTRACT

An auto adjustable spanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spanner feature, and methods of use are presented. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure is a hand tool device with multi-function and multi-directional capacity for use in various applications. More specifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure is designed to provide multi-directional functionality and automation in a rotational spanner hand tool. However, the present disclosure is not limited to these novel and inventive improvements, and it may further be adapted for a variety of purposes.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims priority to the U.S. Provisional PatentApplication No. 63/169,275 which was filed on Apr. 1, 2021, which ishereby incorporated by reference herein in its entirety, including anyfigures, tables, or drawings.

Additionally, the present application claims priority to the U.S.Provisional Patent Application No. 63/241,012 which was filed on Sep. 6,2021, which is hereby incorporated by reference herein in its entirety,including any figures, tables, or drawings.

FIELD OF THE DISCLOSURE

The present disclosure relates generally to a hand tool. Morespecifically and without limitation, the present disclosure relates toan auto-adjustable spanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain toolapparatus with auto adjustable spanner feature, and methods of use. Morespecifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure is a handtool device with multi-function and multi-directional capacity for usein various applications. More specifically, and without limitation, thepresent disclosure is designed to provide multi-directionalfunctionality and automation in a rotational spanner hand tool. However,the present disclosure is not limited to these novel and inventiveimprovements, and it may further be adapted for a variety of purposes.

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BACKGROUND OF THE DISCLOSURE

Tools are well known in the art. Generally speaking, a tool can be anyobject which assists a user in a task they are trying to accomplish.More specifically, a tool generally modifies features in theenvironment. As those who are familiar with the art, tool is commonly aterm used for mechanical-like functions such as cutting, moving,manipulating, guiding, measuring, shaping, fastening, a combinationthereof, and the like. Commonly thought of tools in the art includehammers, screwdrivers, wrenches, tape measures, pliers, anvils, nailguns, jigs, trowels, saws, clamps, and many more. Many of these toolscan be implemented by a single user by holding and/or manipulating. Inthis way, hand tools are also well known in the art.

Spanners are a type of hand tool. A spanner, or more commonly known as awrench, is an open ended tool which allows a user to twist and/ormanipulate an object. Commonly, an adjustable spanner also includes amoveable jaw which allows a user to change sizes of the head so that thewrench can be used with various size bolts and the like. In this way, acommonly used term to describe this known tool is a wrench.

Wrenches have many uses from mechanics to construction and the like.Wrenches have changed little in the last 100 years and continue to beused in similar ways today. Wrenches come in various sizes from verysmall wrenches used in electronics, to very large wrenches which canonly be controlled by large powered machines such as in the shippingindustry and the like. Little improvements have been made to wrenchesover the years, the materials used to make them primarily, or how theyare lubricated (if lubricated at all).

Drivetrains are well known in the art. A drivetrain tends to beassociated with the motor of a vehicle, but in any case, can beconsidered a group of components that deliver power. In the instance ofa vehicle, the drivetrain is a group of components that transfer powerfrom the engine or motor to the driving wheels of the vehicle. In thisway, a drivetrain is oftentimes considered in association with a motorand/or power generator of some sort.

Said another way, most drivetrains have a functionality that is tocouple power that is produced by an engine and/or motor to drivingwheels and or driving mechanisms that use mechanical energy. Oftentimes,and as is the case with vehicles, this mechanical energy is convertedinto a rotational force. Known drivetrains, such as those found invehicles, are complicated and expensive to produce, and thesedrivetrains tend to be very large. Oftentimes, in the environment,rotational functionality and/or the rotational use of a device iscritical to operation.

Tools are well known in the art. Hand tools, particularly, have beenaround since Homo sapiens first began using a rock or other objects toaid in their task. Hand tools, as a few examples, are often consideredto be hammers, cutters, hand saws, ratchets, screwdrivers, sockets,wrenches, vises, and many others, just to name a few. Hand tools oftenrequire a rotation, such as a rocket wrench turning and/or twisting on abolt. As another example, wrenches will twist on a nut to tighten and/orloosen. As another example, pliers will twist and/or rotate about anaxis to tighten and/or loosen. As another example, screwdrivers willrotate about an axis to tighten and/or loosen. As another example,ratchets will rotate about an axis to tighten and/or loosen. Theseexamples of rotation about an axis are just a few of the many tools thathave been developed to aid humans in various tasks.

These static and/or stationary tools are excellent examples of helpfultools. However, these tools are static and present a number oflimitations both in functionality, speed, strength, and the like. Ahuman hand and/or arm must constantly twist and reset and twist again tooperate these tools. For these and many other reasons, the operation ofthese types of tools can be difficult, laborious, and cause strain.

Drills and/or automated tools have been developed in the art to aid auser in rotational application. However, these power tools, such asdrills are oftentimes heavy and/or bulky and/or they may lack desiredfunctionality. One such example is a power drill. A power drill is arotationally directed tool which often aids in screwing, ratcheting, andthe like. However, a power tool is often large, making it hard to fitinto small places, often requires a large, heavy battery, and has manylimitations on functionality. Furthermore, the drivetrain of these toolscan cause the tool to lose a lot of energy and causes the tool to belarge.

Thus, there is a need in the art for a new wrench that is easier to use.There are many circumstances where a user doesn't have the strengthneeded to use the wrench. Similarly, there are many circumstances wherethe shape and design of a commonly known wrench are not suitable. Thismay be because of the tight confines within which a user is working andthe like. Therefore, there is a need in the art, which has goneunaddressed for over 100 years for a wrench which suits these and otherneeds, for a wrench which is automated to provide strength and/orenhanced strength for a user, for a wrench which can fit various sizeswithout any adjustments needed by a user, for a wrench that can be usedin tight spaces, for a wrench that can manipulate an object while a userholds their hand stationary and the like.

Thus, there is a need in the art for a spanner tool system that islightweight, small, energy efficient, and easy to use. Thus, there isalso a need in the art for a simple drivetrain that can be large, energyefficient, and easy to use. Furthermore, there is a need for thisdrivetrain in a wide variety of applications, such as some of thevarious hand tools mentioned herein. In other words, having a drivetrainwhich is small and efficient enough to work with hand tools, so thathand tools don't have to be converted to power tools, such as largebulky drills, can save time and effort. This type of drivetrain isneeded in the art. Said another way, there is a need in art for adrivetrain which could apply to a ratchet, a screwdriver, a wrench, aspanner, a fastening tool, a chisel, a punch, a stamp, a tap, a smallhand saw, a pick, a hammer, a cutter, a hex tool, a multi tool, and anumber of other tools which would allow the tool to fit in a similarlysmall spatial area and provide the enhanced functionality, such that auser might tighten and/or loosen a bolt in a hard to reach place simplyby pressing a button on a device. The present disclosure provides such adrivetrain, that is unique, efficient, can be small, and solves a numberof longstanding issues facing the art.

The spanner tool system, drivetrain system, and other disclosures,presented herein are not limited to hand tools. Hand tools are just oneof many examples of applications of such a drive train. The drivetrainpresented herein may also be very large such that the drivetrain can beapplied in any capacity in which bi-directional and/or multi-directionalmovements are desired. For this reason, the examples, embodiments, andapplications of the drivetrain system presented herein, among others,are hereby contemplated for use.

SUMMARY OF THE DISCLOSURE

The purpose of this disclosure is to provide the state of the art with aspanner tool system, a drivetrain system, a drivetrain tool apparatus,and methods of use. More specifically, and without limitation, thepresent disclosure provides the state of the art, with a lightweight,potentially very small, energy efficient, easy to use drive train.Furthermore, and without limitation, the present disclosure provides thestate of the art with these features in what is a “simple” drivetrainsuch that the drivetrain is durable and easy to repair. Furthermore, thepresent disclosure provides the state of the art with a drivetrain thatcan be implemented in a variety of applications.

The present disclosure, in one embodiment, as one example, presents anauto-adjustable spanner tool system. In this way, the present disclosureprovides the state of the art with an automated spanner tool systemwhich self-adjusts. Of course, these “automated” features are conductedby the tool itself in ways further described in this disclosure andpresented herein. Furthermore, the present disclosure provides the stateof the art with an easy to use spanner tool which can be held stillwhile completing an operation and which fits into hard to reach spaces,and is durable.

The present disclosure, in one embodiment, as one example, presents adrivetrain for use in a hand tool. In this way, and in this application,the drivetrain can be applied to lightweight and potentially very smallhand tools. Said another way, the present drivetrain can turn commonhand tools into power tools without adding weight or size. In this way,the present drivetrain provides for a means for automating and/orpowering a hand tool. This provides the state of the art with bothconvenience and functionality, all while providing the state of the artwith durability and strength.

This type of drivetrain is needed in the art. Said another way, there isa need in art for a drivetrain which could apply to a ratchet, ascrewdriver, a wrench, a spanner, a fastening tool, a chisel, a punch, astamp, a tap, a small hand saw, a pick, a hammer, a cutter, a hex tool,a multi tool, and a number of other tools which would allow the tool tofit in a similarly small spatial area and provide the enhancedfunctionality, such that a user might tighten and/or loosen a bolt in ahard to reach place simply by pressing a button on a device. In thisway, the present disclosure provides such a drivetrain, that is unique,efficient, can be small, and solves a number of longstanding issuesfacing the art.

The drivetrain system presented herein, as one example, is not limitedto hand tools. Hand tools are just one of many examples of applicationsof such a drive train. The drivetrain presented herein may also be verylarge such that the drivetrain can be applied in any capacity in whichbi-directional and/or multi-directional movements are desired. For thisreason, the examples, embodiments, and applications of the drivetrainsystem presented herein, among others, are hereby contemplated for use.Other examples may include, but are not limited to a variety ofpowertrain systems, vehicles, boating, kitchen appliances, yard tools,other tools, and more.

Said another way, and as one example of an embodiment of the disclosureherein, the present disclosure provides the state of the art with apowerful drivetrain capable of strong torque functionalities forrotational forces and the like that can fit within the palm of the handof a user in the form of an auto-adjusting spanner tool system. In thisway, the drivetrain provided herein can be implemented in various waysdue to size, strength, and durability.

Thus, it is a primary object of the disclosure to provide an autoadjustable spanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain toolapparatus with auto adjustable spanner feature, and methods of use thatimprove upon the state of the art.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are easy to use.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be implementedin a variety of applications.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are durable.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that have minimal parts.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are lightweight.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are energyefficient.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are safe.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are bi-directional.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that aremulti-directional.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be held in onehand of a user.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are relativelyinexpensive.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be held withinthe palm of a user.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide a drivetrain system, adrivetrain tool apparatus, and methods of use that are powerful.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can providerotational forces.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be used as anall inclusive spanner.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be used toautomatically manipulate an object.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be implementedwith an auto-adjusting spanner.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that provide the state ofthe art with an auto-adjusting universal spanner tool capable ofadjusting objects of various size and shape.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that includes a safetylock.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that includes a variablespeed control.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be powered byelectrical power.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be implementedin ratchet rotational and/or torque applications which arebi-directional.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be implementedin ratchet rotational and/or torque applications which aremulti-directional.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can change directionthrough simple button mechanisms and/or simple controls.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are user friendly.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be applied in avariety of applications for both sizing and strength requirements.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that easily fit withinconfined spaces.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that includes the abilityto change the head of the spanner such that the head is a different sizeand/or fits objects of varying shapes.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be implementedin any orientation.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that can be implementedwith a variety of different power supply types.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are durable againstmoisture.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are power efficient.

Another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are relatively costeffective for repairing and implementing repairs of existingapplications.

Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use that are relatively costeffective for time efficiency in manufacturing and/or repairing.

These and other objects, features, or advantages of the presentdisclosure will become apparent from the specification and claims.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the auto adjustable spanner hand toolsystem, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustablespanner feature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool systemengaged with a desired target device; the view showing a desired targetdevice; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged with the targetdevice between a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 2 is a front view of the auto adjustable spanner hand tool system,adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spannerfeature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustable spannerhand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged witha desired target device; the view showing a desired target device; theview showing the spanner tool system engaged with the target devicebetween a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 3 is a rear view of the auto adjustable spanner hand tool system,adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spannerfeature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustable spannerhand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged witha desired target device; the view showing a desired target device; theview showing the spanner tool system engaged with the target devicebetween a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 4 is a side view of the auto adjustable spanner hand tool system,adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spannerfeature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustable spannerhand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged witha desired target device; the view showing a desired target device; theview showing the spanner tool system engaged with the target devicebetween a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 5 is a side view of the auto adjustable spanner hand tool system,adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spannerfeature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustable spannerhand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged witha desired target device; the view showing a desired target device; theview showing the spanner tool system engaged with the target devicebetween a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 6 is a top view of the auto adjustable spanner hand tool system,adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spannerfeature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustable spannerhand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged witha desired target device; the view showing a desired target device; theview showing the spanner tool system engaged with the target devicebetween a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 7 is a bottom view of the auto adjustable spanner hand tool system,adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spannerfeature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustable spannerhand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged witha desired target device; the view showing a desired target device; theview showing the spanner tool system engaged with the target devicebetween a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the auto adjustable spanner hand toolsystem, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustablespanner feature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool systemengaged with a desired target device; the view showing a desired targetdevice; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged with the targetdevice between a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 9 is a perspective, isometric view of the auto adjustable spannerhand tool system, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with autoadjustable spanner feature, and methods of use; the view showing an autoadjustable spanner hand tool system; the view showing the spanner toolsystem engaged with a desired target device; the view showing a desiredtarget device; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged with thetarget device between a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the auto adjustable spanner hand toolsystem, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustablespanner feature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustablespanner hand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool systemengaged with a desired target device; the view showing a desired targetdevice; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged with the targetdevice between a first grip and second grip.

FIG. 11 is a front view of the auto adjustable spanner hand tool system,adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spannerfeature, and methods of use; the view showing an auto adjustable spannerhand tool system; the view showing the spanner tool system engaged witha desired target device; the view showing a desired target device; theview showing the spanner tool system engaged with the target devicebetween a first grip and second grip.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DISCLOSURE

In the following detailed description, reference is made to theaccompanying drawings which form a part hereof, and in which is shown byway of illustration specific embodiments in which the disclosure may bepracticed. These embodiments are described in sufficient detail toenable those skilled in the art to practice the disclosure, and it is tobe understood that other embodiments may be utilized and thatmechanical, procedural, and other changes may be made without departingfrom the spirit and scope of the disclosure(s). The following detaileddescription is, therefore, not to be taken in a limiting sense, and thescope of the disclosure(s) is defined only by the appended claims, alongwith the full scope of equivalents to which such claims are entitled.

As used herein, the terminology such as vertical, horizontal, top,bottom, front, back, end, sides and the like are referenced according tothe views, pieces and figures presented. It should be understood,however, that the terms are used only for purposes of description, andare not intended to be used as limitations. Accordingly, orientation ofan object or a combination of objects may change without departing fromthe scope of the disclosure.

Reference throughout this specification to “one embodiment,” “anembodiment,” “one example,” or “an example” means that a particularfeature, structure, or characteristic described in connection with theembodiment or example is included in at least one embodiment of thepresent disclosure. Thus, the appearance of the phrases “in oneembodiment,” “in an embodiment,” “one example,” or “an example” invarious places throughout this specification are not necessarily allreferring to the same embodiment or example. Furthermore, the particularfeatures, structures, databases, or characteristics may be combined inany suitable combinations and/or sub-combinations in one or moreembodiments or examples. In addition, it should be appreciated that thefigures provided herewith are for explanation purposes to personsordinarily skilled in the art and that the drawings are not necessarilydrawn to scale.

All illustrations of the drawings are for the purpose of describingselected versions of the present disclosure and are not intended tolimit the scope of the present disclosure.

Although the disclosure has been explained in relation to its preferredembodiment, it is to be understood that many other possiblemodifications and variations can be made without departing from thespirit and scope of the disclosure.

The system disclosed herein provides the state of the art with an autoadjustable spanner hand tool system, adjustable drivetrain toolapparatus with auto adjustable spanner feature, and methods of use. Morespecifically, and without limitation, the present disclosure providesthe state of the art, with a lightweight, energy efficient, easy to useautomatically adjusting and automatically operating spanner tool.

Said another way, the system disclosed herein provides the state of theart with an auto adjustable spanner hand tool system, adjustabledrivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustable spanner feature, andmethods of use. More specifically, and without limitation, the presentdisclosure provides the state of the art, with a lightweight,potentially very small, energy efficient, easy to use auto adjustingspanner tool. Furthermore, and without limitation, the presentdisclosure provides the state of the art with these features in what isa “simple” spanner tool such that the tool is durable, easy to use, andeasy to repair. Furthermore, the present disclosure provides the stateof the art with a spanner tool that can be implemented in a variety ofapplications.

The present disclosure or hand tool spanner system, in one embodiment,as one example, presents an auto adjusting spanner for use as a handtool. In this way, and in this application, the spanner tool systemprovides for an automated and/or powered spanner hand tool. Thisprovides the state of the art with both convenience and functionality,all while providing the state of the art with durability and strength.

This spanner hand tool (as presented herein) and/or hand tool spannerautomatically adjusting and automatically operating system is needed inthe art and provides the state of the art with a number of solutions tolong-standing needs which have been plaguing the art. Said another way,there is a need in art for an auto adjusting spanner tool which couldapply to a ratchet, a screwdriver, a wrench, a spanner, a fasteningtool, a chisel, a punch, a stamp, a tap, a small hand saw, a pick, ahammer, a cutter, a hex tool, a multi tool, and a number of other toolswhich would allow the tool to fit in a similarly small spatial area andprovide the enhanced functionality, such that a user might tightenand/or loosen a bolt in a hard to reach place simply by pressing abutton on a device. In this way, the present disclosure provides such aspanner hand tool system that is unique, efficient, can be small, andsolves a number of longstanding issues facing the art.

In other words, the spanner hand tool system presented herein, as oneexample, is not limited to hand tools. Hand tools are just one of manyexamples of applications of such automated systems. The auto adjustinghand tool presented herein may also be very large such that the spannertool can be applied in any capacity in which bi-directional and/ormulti-directional movements are desired.

Said another way, and as one example of an embodiment of the disclosureherein, the present disclosure provides the state of the art with apowerful auto adjusting spanner hand tool capable of strong torquefunctionalities for rotational forces and the like that can fit withinthe palm of the hand of a user. In this way, the drivetrain providedherein can be implemented in various ways due to size, strength, anddurability.

Spanner Tool System

With reference to the figures, an auto-adjustable spanner hand toolsystem, adjustable drivetrain tool apparatus with auto adjustablespanner feature, and methods of use are presented herein (also known as“spanner tool”, or “spanner hand tool”, or “automatically adjustingspanner tool”, or “automatically operating spanner hand tool”, or simply“spanner tool system”). Spanner tool system 100 is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design and is configured to manipulate objectsautomatically as well as adjust to object sizes automatically.

In this way, and by one example, the spanner hand tool system 100 isconfigured to remove a nut from a bolt and or other surface. In thisway, the spanner hand tool system 100 can be placed in location with thehead of the spanner hand tool system 100 (to be further discussedherein) located around the nut. The spanner hand tool system 100 merelyneeds to be activated. At which point, the spanner hand tool system 100will adjust the head to fit the size of the nut. Subsequently therotation system can be activated by a user and/or automaticallyactivated to twist and/or rotate the nut or other object in the desireddirection.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, the spanner hand tool system100 includes a user, a power supply 14, perhaps a plurality ofbatteries, a main body 120, may also include a storage compartment 150,also a head 160 and/or an interchangeable head 160, and a drivetrainsystem 10, among other features, components, functionality, controls,operations, and the like.

User:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner tool system 100 mayinclude a user. User is primarily described herein for ease ofexplanation. Typically, in the example of a hand tool, a user is one whois engaging with and or using the spanner hand tool. In the example,such as applying spanner hand tool system 100 to a vehicle and/or heavypiece of machinery, a user may be a person driving and/or operating thepiece of heavy machinery and/or controlling the piece of equipment orthe like. Furthermore, a user may also be one or more who is engaging inthe assembly and/or repair of spanner tool system 100, and the like.

Power Supply:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner tool system 100includes a power supply 14 (also known as an “energy engine”, a “powerengine”, an “energy supply”, a “battery”, a “plurality of batteries”, orsimply an “engine”). Energy supply 14 is formed of any suitable size,shape, and design and is configured to provide energy to the spannertool system 100. Power supply 14 in the arrangement shown, does not movesuch as other mechanical components of the system may “move”. Insteadenergy supply 14 is configured as a source of energy for the motor (tobe further discussed herein).

In the arrangement shown, as one example, power supply 14 is formed of arechargeable battery. The rechargeable battery, or storage battery, isan electrical battery designed to be charged, discharged, and rechargedas many times as needed, as opposed to a disposable or primary batter,which is disposed of after use. However, a primary battery or disposablebattery is also hereby contemplated for use. The rechargeable battery,in the arrangement shown, is formed of one or more electrochemicalcells. In the arrangement shown, as one example, power supply 14 isformed of a rechargeable battery. However, the power supply may alsoconsist of a plurality of rechargeable batteries and/or a plurality ofbatteries.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, the power supply 14 may alsobe formed of other power types and/or generators including, but notlimited to solar power supply, natural gas or gas power supply in whichan engine converts coal, gas, or other elements into mechanical energy,as well as other power supply types.

Furthermore, in the arrangement shown, power supply 14 may also includeall necessary components, whether wires, conductors, cases, holders, andthe like which provide for necessary connections and stabilization forpower supply 14 components.

Main Body:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner hand tool system 100includes a main body 120 (also known as an “casing”, a “body”, a “gripbody”, a “hand grip”, a “housing”, a “main housing”, or simply “body”).Main housing 120 is formed of any suitable size, shape, and design andis configured to house and hold various components of system 100. In thearrangement shown, as one example, main body 120 includes an internalhousing, controls, indicators, electrical connections, an internaldrivetrain, among other features and components.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, the main housing 120 isgenerally an elongated, hollow shape which is circular in structure whenviewed as a cross section and is generally shaped as a rod orcylindrical rod. In this way, the designed main housing 120 is formed toenclose various features of the system 100, house and hold controls, andalso displays indicators to a user. Furthermore, the main body 120 isalso configured to, and may be waterproof or water resistant, holdelectrical connections and other connections which cause system 100 tooperate. In this way, the main housing 120 provides for functionality,control, and display, all in a compact easy to hold, and user friendlymain housing 120.

Said another way, main body 120 is formed of any suitable size, shape,and design and is configured to house and hold the components of system100. In this way, the main body 120 may be the power tool or hand toolwhich houses the various components of system 100. Main body 120 may bea vehicle which employs system 100, a piece of machinery which employssystem 100, a kitchen tool and/or kitchen appliance which employs system100, a hand tool which employs system 100, a yard tool which employssystem 100, and the like. In this way, main body 120 may be open to theenvironment, may be closed to the environment, may be waterproof, may bewater resistant, and/or have other sizing requirements and the like.

Storage Compartment:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner hand tool system 100may include a storage compartment 150 (also known as an “storageopening”, a simply known as a “compartment”). Storage compartment 150 isformed of any suitable size, shape, and design and is configured to holdvarious adaptable components, such as various heads, extra powersupplies and the like.

Head:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner hand tool system 100includes a main body 120 (also known as an “casing”, a “body”, a “gripbody”, a “hand grip”, a “housing”, a “main housing”, or simply “body”).Main housing 120 is formed of any suitable size, shape, and design andis configured to automatically adjust to the size needed and/or “span”and also automatically rotate, when triggered by a user. More about thehead and head functionality is discussed herein.

Interchangeable embodiment: The head of the system, as shown herein,includes various shapes and embodiments. Additionally, an alternativeembodiment includes a detachable head which can be exchanged for anotherhead with a various type of function and/or use within the spanner toolsystem 100.

Drivetrain System

With reference to the figures, system 100 includes a drivetrain system,drivetrain apparatus, and methods of use 10 are presented herein (alsoknown as “drivetrain system”, “drivetrain tool system”, “handhelddrivetrain system”, “power tool system”, or simply “system). Drivetrainsystem 10 is formed of any suitable size, shape and design and isconfigured to provide a durable, efficient, and lightweight drivetrainfor use in hand tools and other applications.

Said another way, the system disclosed herein provides the state of theart with a drivetrain system, a drivetrain tool apparatus, and methodsof use. More specifically, and without limitation, the presentdisclosure provides the state of the art, with a lightweight,potentially very small, energy efficient, easy to use drive train.Furthermore, and without limitation, the present disclosure provides thestate of the art with these features in what is a “simple” drivetrainsuch that the drivetrain is durable and easy to repair. Furthermore, thepresent disclosure provides the state of the art with a drivetrain thatcan be implemented in a variety of applications.

The drivetrain system 10, of the present disclosure, or hand tooldrivetrain system, in one embodiment, as one example, presents adrivetrain for use in a hand tool. In this way, and in this application,the drivetrain can be applied to lightweight and potentially very smallhand tools. Said another way, the present drivetrain can turn commonhand tools into power tools without adding weight or size. In this way,the present drivetrain provides for a means for automating and/orpowering a hand tool. This provides the state of the art with bothconvenience and functionality, all while providing the state of the artwith durability and strength.

In this arrangement, and as is shown, this hand tool and/or hand tooldrivetrain type of system is needed in the art and provides the state ofthe art with a number of solutions to long-standing needs which havebeen plaguing the art. Said another way, there is a need in art for adrivetrain which could apply to a ratchet, a screwdriver, a wrench, aspanner, a fastening tool, a chisel, a punch, a stamp, a tap, a smallhand saw, a pick, a hammer, a cutter, a hex tool, a multi tool, and anumber of other tools which would allow the tool to fit in a similarlysmall spatial area and provide the enhanced functionality, such that auser might tighten and/or loosen a bolt in a hard to reach place simplyby pressing a button on a device. In this way, the present disclosureprovides such a drivetrain, that is unique, efficient, can be small, andsolves a number of longstanding issues facing the art.

In other words, the drivetrain system presented herein, as one example,is not limited to hand tools. Hand tools are just one of many examplesof applications of such a drive train. The drivetrain presented hereinmay also be very large such that the drivetrain can be applied in anycapacity in which bi-directional and/or multi-directional movements aredesired. For this reason, the examples, embodiments, and applications ofthe drivetrain system presented herein, among others, are herebycontemplated for use. Other examples may include, but are not limited toa variety of powertrain systems, vehicles, boating, kitchen appliances,yard tools, other tools, and more.

Said another way, and as one example of an embodiment of the disclosureherein, the present disclosure provides the state of the art with apowerful drivetrain capable of strong torque functionalities forrotational forces and the like that can fit within the palm of the handof a user. In this way, the drivetrain provided herein can beimplemented in various ways due to size, strength, and durability.

Said another way, the term “drivetrain” is simply used as a term forease of explaining the disclosure herein in relative terms. The term“drivetrain” outside of this disclosure commonly refers to a group ofcomponents that deliver power to the driving wheels, in a vehiclecomponent. The term “drivetrain” for purposes of this disclosure issimilar in that it describes a series of components that can deliverpower. Similarly, the term, as used herein may refer to a singlecomponent or interconnected components forming a singular component,which deliver power and/or deliver energy and/or deliver movement.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design and components so as to couple with therotary (to be further discussed herein) to deliver a movement, whetherthis movement is rotational or the like. For purposes of thisdisclosure, and by example, a primary movement discussed in therotational movement. This is only for ease of describing the disclosureherein.

Furthermore, in the arrangement shown, as an example of functionality,the present disclosure produces and/or transfers power. The power and/orenergy is generally from a power source such as a motor or battery, orthe like. The power is mechanically transferred through the disclosureherein to rotate the rotary. Said another way, the connection whichtransfers through the entire course of connections of the drivetrainphysically links the power and/or engine component to the rotary.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, the engine and the rotary arelocated at opposite sides of the system. The rotary is located at an endwhich engages with a surface, a plurality of surfaces, or a particularobject in which the energy is desired to be applied. In this way, therotary can apply energy to a surface, a mechanical bolt and/ormechanical nut for twisting, at a desired speed. In the arrangementshown, as one example, the gear ratio and the like can be various.However, the present disclosure may also include a variable speedcontrol (to be further discussed herein).

In this way, system 10 is configured to provide an efficient transfer ofenergy in a lightweight and easy to hold drivetrain system. Whilevarious sizes are contemplated for use among various applications wherelightweight drivetrains are desired, the present disclosure includes adrivetrain light enough for a user to hold in their hand and use totransfer energy to a desired surface. Furthermore, system 10 isconfigured to have minimal components such that the system can achievethe desired functionality while have limited components in a compactformat such that the hand tool (or other application) can be jostledaround regularly while system 10 maintains its durability and lasts fora long time even with repeated dropping and operations of the system.

Said another way, system 10, as one example, provides the art with is avery small, compact hand tool which can be used as a motorized system.For this reason, the advantages of system 10, and particularly asapplied to hand tools, will become apparent from the disclosure herein.A primary example will be providing power and automation to a number ofhand tools, particularly of a certain size, which were unable to havepower before, without growing the size of the tool. In this way, and inthis arrangement, as shown, system 10 provides the state of the art withboth convenience and functionality, all while providing the state of theart with durability and strength, in the form of an easy to use tool.

As one example, and as included herein, system 10 is applied to anauto-adjusting spanner. However, system 10 may be applied to heavymachinery, vehicles, a variety of factory machinery applications, yardtools, and many other applications. Furthermore, the auto-adjustablespanner as shown herein is a hand tool. However, system 10 may also beapplied to various other hand tools such as, but not limited to, aratchet, a screwdriver, a wrench, a fastening tool, a chisel, a punch, astamp, a tap, a small hand saw, a pick, a hammer, a cutter, a hex tool,and a multi tool, and a number of other tools.

In this way, system 10 provides the art with a drivetrain that allowsthe tool (as applied to) to fit in a similarly small spatial area andprovide the enhanced functionality, such that a user might tightenand/or loosen a bolt in a hard to reach place simply by pressing abutton on a device. In this way, system 10 provides such a system thatis unique, efficient, can be small, and solves a number of longstandingissues facing the art, and/or can be large while still being lightweightand efficient, while transferring energy efficiently.

Furthermore, system 10 is designed to be bi-directional and/ormulti-directional. For this reason, the examples, embodiments, andapplications of the drivetrain system presented herein, such as theauto-adjusting spanner, among others, are hereby contemplated for use.Other examples may include, but are not limited to a variety ofpowertrain systems, vehicles, boating, kitchen appliances, yard tools,other tools, and more.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 provides the stateof the art with a powerful drivetrain capable of strong torquefunctionalities for rotational forces and the like that can fit withinthe palm of the hand of a user. In this way, the drivetrain system 10provided herein can be implemented in various ways due to size,strength, and durability.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10, may include a user12, a power supply 14, may include a casement 20, a motor, a pluralityof gears, a directional switch, a rotary gear 60, and an associated tool70, among other components, features, surface type engagements andfunctionality.

Motor:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 10 includes a motor(also known as an “engine”). Motor is formed of any suitable size,shape, and design and is configured to convert one form of energy toanother. In the case of the power supply 14 being formed of a battery,the motor converts the electrical energy of the battery into mechanicalenergy. In the case of a motor relying on thermal combustion and/or heatenergy from a fuel source, the motor converts the heat energy intomechanical energy.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, the motor is operablyconnected to the flywheel and/or the plurality of gears. In this way,the motor is designed to operate and/or cause the flywheel and orplurality of gears to rotate. Furthermore, the motor is operablyconnected to the power supply 14 such that the power supply 14 cantransfer energy to the motor, through conductance or other means.

Furthermore, the power supply 14 and the motor may be built into one andthe same component such as a generator or the like.

Gears:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner tool system 100 and/orsystem 10 includes a plurality of gears. Plurality of gears (or simply“gears”) may be formed of any suitable size, shape, and design and areconfigured to transfer energy safely and efficiently from the motor tothe rotary 60. In this way, the plurality of gears may be formed of aseries of wheels, each having a plurality of teeth and/or otherfrictional elements which are arranged in such a way that the movementof one gear causes the movement of a subsequent gear, when the gears areengaged.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, the plurality of gears mayinclude, but are not limited to, a flywheel, a propeller shaft, andconverter, among other gears, components, shafts, and the like.

Flywheel: In the arrangement shown, as one example, the plurality ofgears include a flywheel (also known as “primary wheel”, “fly gear”, orsimply “wheel”). Flywheel is formed of any suitable size, shape, anddesign and is configured to transfer energy from the motor into theremainder system of the drivetrain such that the flywheel istransferring the motor and/or rotational forces into the rest of thesystem. The flywheel may appear as a wheel which rotates about a centeraxis.

In the arrangement shown, the flywheel has a plurality of teeth. Theplurality of teeth of the flywheel are arranged around the edge of theflywheel, such that the plurality of teeth can forcibly and operablycause the propeller shaft to spin and/or rotate about its center. Inthis way, the flywheel transfers energy to the propeller shaft (to befurther described herein), such that the propeller shaft can cause theconverter (to be further described herein) to move the rotary (to befurther described herein).

A plurality of teeth of the flywheel are shown in the arrangement, asone example, however, other interactions are also contemplated for use.For example, a belt may exist which is engaged by the flywheel and theshaft so that the shaft is caused to rotate when the flywheel rotates,caused by a frictional force. Other arrangements are also herebycontemplated for use. For example the flywheel may have an outercovering with a high frictional coefficient, which interacts with thesurface of the shaft (also perhaps having a high coefficient offriction, such that the rotation of the flywheel causes the shaft torotate. These and other arrangements are hereby contemplated for use.

In yet another arrangement, the shaft may also be removed, and insteadthe flywheel may directly be arranged to engage with the rotary, whichis further described herein. In this way, the flywheel may cause therotary to move without the shaft.

Propeller Shaft: In the arrangement shown, as one example, the pluralityof gears include a propeller shaft and/or shaft. The propeller shaft isformed of any suitable size, shape, and design and is configured to beoperably connected to the flywheel and the rotary (to be furtherdescribed herein) such that the shaft transfers energy from the flywheeland causes the rotary to move. In this way, the energy can betransferred throughout the system 10 and the components are operablyconnected, with various forces being caused by moving the components,whether the forces are applied by teeth or other components.

The shaft may also include a plurality of teeth, that operate in thisway, and thus interact with the plurality of teeth of the flywheel. Onthe other end of the shaft, the shaft may include a converter (to befurther described herein).

Converter: In the arrangement shown, as one example, the plurality ofgears include a converter or cam. Cam is formed of any suitable size,shape, and design and is configured to cause the rotary (to be furtherdescribed herein) to oscillate and/or move back and forth from side toside and/or from one direction to another and back and forth in amulti-directional direction and in various directions.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, the cam is configured to be arotating or sliding piece in the mechanical system linkage transferringenergy from the shaft to the rotary (to be further described herein). Inthis way, the cam travels along a circular path but has varyingdimensions around the periphery such that the cam works with anoscillating follower, which causes motion of the rotary. In this way,and said another way, the cam can produce a smooth pulse of power tovarious hand tool types and/or applications. The cam in this arrangementis operably connected to the shaft and the rotary.

Directional Switch:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner tool system 100includes a directional switch. Directional switch is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design and is configured to change thedirection of operation of the rotary. This may be a single direction, abi-directional change, or a multi-directional change.

Bi-Directional Switch:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner tool system 100includes a bi-directional switch. Bi-directional switch is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design and is configured to change thedirection of operation of the rotary. This may be a single direction, abi-directional change, or a multi-directional change.

Rotary:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner tool system 100 mayinclude a rotary 60. Rotary 60 is formed of any suitable size, shape,and design and is configured to transfer energy from the cam into arotational direction which will rotate around a bolt, a nut, or othermechanical device to induce a rotational force upon a device.

In another example, the rotary may be arranged so as to cause arepetitive hammering or the like. In this way, the rotary 60 isconfigured with a pendulum extension 62 which interacts with the cam soas to operably receive mechanical energy and transfer this energy to therotation of the spinning wheel in a way that teeth can engage,disengage, and re-engage in rapid succession so that the wheel canrotate rapidly and at varying speeds.

Other Features:

Variable Speed Control: In the arrangement shown, as one example,spanner tool system 100 may also include a variable speed control.Variable speed control is formed of any suitable size, shape, and designand is configured to change the speed through which the force is emittedand/or strength of the energy applied. In this way, the variation inspeed may be through pressure applied to a trigger, may be applied by asliding lever/scale, may be applied by changes made through spinning awheel through settings and the like.

Safety Lock: In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner toolsystem 100 may also include a safety lock. Safety lock is formed of anysuitable size, shape, and design and is configured to allow a user tolock and unlock the system.

Activation Trigger: In the arrangement shown, as one example, spannertool system 100 may also include an activation trigger. Activationtrigger is formed of any suitable size, shape, and design and isconfigured to allow a user to control the drivetrain and/or control theoperation of the drivetrain.

Connections: In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner toolsystem 100 may also include connections, electrical connections andother operable components and features which allow the variouscomponents to interact and/or transfer energy, forces, and the like toother components and/or features disclosed herein.

Interchangeable Head: In the arrangement shown, as one example, spannertool system 100 may also include a plurality of interchangeable headswhich are formed of any suitable size, shape, and design and areconfigured to fit a variety of circumstances, object shapes, and avariety of sizes of objects.

Interchangeable Battery Pack: In the arrangement shown, as one example,spanner tool system 100 may also include a plurality of interchangeablebattery packs which are formed of any suitable size, shape, and designand are configured to be swapped out to continue powering the spannertool system 100.

Display: In the arrangement shown, as one example, system 100 may alsoinclude a display (also known as graphical user interface). The displayis formed of any suitable size, shape, and design and is configured toshow and display information related to the use of the spanner hand toolsystem 100, including but not limited to data which might be reviewed bya user. In the arrangement shown, as one example, the interactive userdisplay may be a display screen such as that found on a smartphone,tablet, or the like, and may be a touchscreen display and user interfacewith various options.

Processing systems: In an alternative embodiment where various torquedata and the like is displayed, sensed, and more, the system may alsoinclude various processing and sub-processing systems. In this way theprocessing and/or sub-processing systems may include data processing,sensors, audio processing, computer processing devices, microprocessors,or other computing devices, which may include a memory, bluetooth,wireless communications, and the like.

Alternative Embodiment

In an alternative embodiment, the above system 10 has an interchangeablehead system 200. Interchangeable head system 200 (also referred to asinner module replacement) is formed of any suitable size, shape, anddesign and is configured to provide an interchangeable head and/orprovide system 10 with different head types and/or adaptations so thatsystem 10 can be used in a variety of applications with a variety ofshapes and items. In this way, inner module replacement 200 provides andis configured to provide a quick replacement system, which requires notools, that a user can quickly and easily change out the head.

Said another way, interchangeable head system 200 includes and providesvarious components which allow for an inner module to be changed outquickly. In this way, various heads can be quickly integrated into thedesign of system 10 so that system 10 can be used for bolts, for screws,for oddly shaped objects and can still provide the twisting,electro-mechanical oscillations, along with other movements depending onthe head type being used.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, and with specific reference tothe figures, inner module replacement 200 provides a system for quicklyunlocking a holster access, sliding out an interchangeable head,replacing the interchangeable head, then replacing the holster accessmechanism, and locking the holster system back into place.

In the arrangement shown, as one example, various sizes of the grippingplanes are shown. These sizes and shapes are adjustable and variousmeans for adjusting the head, gripping planes, and shapes, and designsare hereby contemplated for use. Some of these adjustment variationsmeans include, but are not limited to, a plurality of bevel gears, aplurality of spur gears, a plurality of face gears, a plurality ofherringbone gears, a plurality of hypoid gears, a plurality of screws, aplurality of worm gears, ratcheting, rack and pinion, clamps, frictionfit, snap fit, a combination thereof, or the like.

Alternative Embodiment (Alternative Ratchet)

In another arrangement, as shown in one example, and specifically withreference to the drawings, an alternative embodiment is presented. Inthe alternative embodiment, and particularly within the head system, afirst prong and a second prong are included. However, the first prongand the second prong are somewhat circular in shape for functional andoperational purposes.

In the arrangement, and specifically, with reference to the figures, anembodiment is presented which provides pins and/or prongs that providefor a tighter grip on the nut and/or object system 10 is being utilizedon. In this way, a new prong and ratchet head is provided which providesfor greater functionality in spinning and/or how the pins are extendedfrom the interior of the head. Similarly, in this way, more levels oftightness are able to be achieved. Similarly, in this way, the grip theprongs have on the object are capable of achieving a much higher levelof force. In this way, a tighter grip of the ratchet is created, withgreater functionality.

In Operation/Methods of Use:

In the arrangement shown, as one example, spanner tool system 100, thedrivetrain system, apparatus, and methods of use are designed to causerotational movement and/or force, commonly about an axis. The componentsmethods of use and functionality are various and hereby contemplated foruse.

It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that other variousmodifications could be made to the device without parting from thespirit and scope of this disclosure. All such modifications and changesfall within the scope of the claims and are intended to be coveredthereby.

What is claimed:
 1. An auto adjusting spanner tool system, comprising: amain body; the main body extending a length from a first end to a secondend; the main body having a hollow interior and an exterior surfaceforming a casement; a motor; the motor extending a length from a firstend to a second end; the motor having a shaft; a plurality of gears; theplurality of gears including a flywheel; the plurality of gearsincluding a plurality of teeth; the plurality of gears including aconverter; a rotary; the rotary having a pendulum extension feature; therotary having a plurality of teeth; a tool; the tool having anactivation trigger; the tool having a plurality of electricalconnections; a spanner; the motor being operably connected to the powersupply; wherein power is caused to activate the motor when theactivation trigger is engaged; the motor being operably connected to therotary; wherein the rotary spins about a central axis when theactivation trigger is engaged.
 2. The system of claim 1, furthercomprising: the tool having a pair of grips which extend and retractfrom the first prong and the second prong when engaged and disengaged;wherein the pair of grips extend inwardly from the first prong and thesecond prong when being engaged a distance; wherein the pair of gripsretract outwardly from a central point and into the first prong and thesecond prong when being disengaged a retraction distance.
 3. The systemof claim 1, further comprising: wherein the power supply is a pluralityof batteries.
 4. The system of claim 1, further comprising: wherein thepower supply is a plurality of rechargeable batteries.
 5. The system ofclaim 1, further comprising: the tool having a pair of grips whichextend and retract from the first prong and the second prong whenengaged and disengaged; wherein the pair of grips extend inwardly fromthe first prong and the second prong when being engaged a distance;wherein the pair of grips retract outwardly from a central point andinto the first prong and the second prong when being disengaged aretraction distance; wherein the pair of grips are extended whenengaging a desired object; wherein the pair of grips are caused to beplaced into close and tight tolerances with the desired object when auser wishes to act on the desired object; wherein once the pair of gripsare engaged with the desired object, the rotary is caused to rotate,causing the desired object to rotate, thereby the tool is caused to acton the desired object.
 6. The system of claim 1, further comprising: themain body having a directional switch feature; wherein the rotary iscaused to spin in a clockwise direction when engaged; wherein the rotaryis caused to spin in a counterclockwise direction after the direction ofrotation has been reversed by the activation of the directional switchfeature.
 7. The system of claim 1, further comprising: the main bodyhaving at least one control feature.
 8. The system of claim 1, furthercomprising: the main body having an on/off feature.
 9. The system ofclaim 1, further comprising: the main body having an activator.
 10. Thesystem of claim 1, further comprising: the motor having a casing. 11.The system of claim 1, further comprising: wherein the motor is abrushless motor.
 12. The system of claim 1, further comprising: theplurality of gears operably connected to a propeller shaft.
 13. Thesystem of claim 1, further comprising: the rotary having a plurality ofcatches.
 14. The system of claim 1, further comprising: the tool havinga variable speed control feature; the tool having a safety lock feature;the tool having a pushing module and a locking module.
 15. A handheldpower tool, comprising: a main body; the main body extending a lengthfrom a first end to a second end; the main body having a hollow interiorand an exterior surface forming a casement of the main body; the mainbody having an on/off switch; the main body having an opening foraccepting a plurality of batteries; the main body having a plurality ofelectrical connections; a storage compartment; a tool head; the toolhead extending a length from a first end to a second end; the tool headhaving a hollow interior and an exterior surface; the tool head having afirst prong; the tool head having a second prong; the tool head having arotor, the rotor having a plurality of teeth; the tool head having arotor spinner; the tool head having a plurality of latches; the toolhead having a first grip and a second grip.
 16. The system of claim 15,further comprising: wherein the tool head is interchangeable.
 17. Thesystem of claim 15, further comprising: the tool head having a pushingmodule; the tool head having a locking module; the tool head having aplurality of stoppers; the tool head having a ratchet.
 18. The system ofclaim 15, further comprising: the main body having a variable speedswitch; the main body having an adjustment switch; the main body havinga forward switch; the main body having a reverse switch.
 19. The systemof claim 15, further comprising: the tool head having a pair of gripswhich extend and retract from the first prong and the second prong whenengaged and disengaged; wherein the pair of grips extend inwardly fromthe first prong and the second prong when being engaged a distance;wherein the pair of grips retract outwardly from a central point andinto the first prong and the second prong when being disengaged aretraction distance; wherein the pair of grips are extended whenengaging a desired object; wherein the pair of grips are caused to beplaced into close and tight tolerances with the desired object when auser wishes to act on the desired object; wherein once the pair of gripsare engaged with the desired object, the rotary is caused to rotate,causing the desired object to rotate, thereby the tool is caused to acton the desired object.
 20. A method of controlling a spin spanner,comprising: providing an automated spin spanner having: a main body; themain body extending a length from a first end to a second end; the mainbody having a hollow interior and an exterior surface forming a casementof the main body; the main body having an on/off switch; the main bodyhaving an opening for accepting a plurality of batteries; the main bodyhaving a plurality of electrical connections; a storage compartment; atool head; the tool head extending a length from a first end to a secondend; the tool head having a hollow interior and an exterior surface; thetool head having a first prong; the tool head having a second prong; thetool head having a rotor, the rotor having a plurality of teeth; thetool head having a rotor spinner; the tool head having a plurality oflatches; the tool head having a first grip and a second grip; pressingan engage feature causing the first grip and second grip to engage adesired target; wherein engaging the desired target means causing thefirst grip and second grip to cause the desired target to be pressedbetween them; releasing the engage feature when desired target isgripped between the first grip and the second grip; pressing theactivation feature, causing the rotor to rotate about a central axis, inturn, causing the desired target to rotate about a central axis.